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Baseball America released their rankings of the top 50 prospects who graduated in 2026. Four Mets made the list: Carson Benge (8th), Nolan McLean (10th), AJ Ewing (12th), and Zac Thornton (47th).

Carson Benge by Roberto Carlo

Also per Baseball America, the Mets rank third in MLB with a Stuff+ of 104.4. They trail the Rays and Yankees, who rank first and second, respectively.

Latest Mets News

The Mets are considering Cubs assistant hitting coach John Mallee for a spot on their coaching staff, reports Anthony DiComo of MLB.com. Mallee, who helped bring Pete Crow-Armstrong to the next level, joins former Mets hitting coach Kevin Long as one of the known candidates to fill the vacant role in the Mets’ hitting department.

Mets owners Steve and Alex Cohen were spotted courtside at Madison Square Garden for the Knicks’ ring night.

Latest MLB News

In Monday’s ALCS Game 7, Junior Caminero became the first player ever to hit a homer off of a Cade Smith splitter.

According to Bob Nightengale of USA Today, Brewers assistant general manager Matt Kleine has reportedly become a serious contender for the Astros’ vacant GM position. A later report from Chandler Rome of The Athletic indicated that Houston could name its next general manager before the conclusion of the World Series.

More than 200 packages containing PSA-graded trading cards were reportedly stolen from a FedEx truck outside PSA’s Santa Ana headquarters. The stolen cards are valued at over $963,000. Right now, PSA is working with law enforcement and trying to figure out compensation for those affected.

Latest on MMO

Robert Colonna assessed Jonathan Pintaro‘s season in a report card.

Jorge Eckardt reviewed five Mets prospects whose stock rose the most in 2026.

Colonna looked at the negative moves David Stearns has made.

On This Date in Mets History

2015: The Mets sweep the Cubs and win the National League pennant. Daniel Murphy is named NLCS MVP after hitting .529 with four home runs against the Cubs.

On This Date in 1986 Mets

The Mets defeat the Red Sox 7-1 in Game 3 of the World Series, winning their first game of the series. Lenny Dykstra hits a leadoff home run and finishes 4-for-5, and Gary Carter drives in three runs. On the mound, Bob Ojeda allows just one run over seven superb innings.

Born on This Date: Jim Henderson (1982), José Lobatón (1984), Danny Herrera (1984).